if my baby does not have nappy rash , still i need to put nappy cream while changing nappy?
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2008
no you do not have to use cream if there is no rash
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no you do not have to use cream if there is no rash
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no you dont have to.. but once in a week try to apply a thin layer.. just to be on a safe side
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No you don't have to but I normally do once in a day. Its better to be safe than sorry. A thin layer doesn't harm the baby and it also keeps the skin smooth at that area. Other nappy changes I put powder to keep the area dry.
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The fact that a baby doesn't have nappy rash doesn't mean it will not get baby rash. When conditions are ripe it will happen.
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YES!!! You do! This will prevent one from occurring. My son is 1 week from becoming a year old and hasn't even had a hint of a diaper rash because I apply cream EVERYTIME I change him. I have used Sudocrem on him since he was born, on the advice of several nurses and my pediatrician. It is a wonderful cream, spreads very smoothly, smells nice, etc.
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NO!
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its OK to put nappy cream on without a rash because it stops them from getting a rash
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I've never used any creams and my son has never had a rash down there! Still two unopened bottles!
I wouldn't waste your money on it, and chances are if you're not letting him sit in a wet diaper all the time, he won't even get a rash!
Good luck with your baby!
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It’s advisable from a protective point of view inho.